A clause in a contract which provides that the courts may not be used to resolve any disputes between the parties is:

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A clause that prohibits parties from seeking a judicial remedy for disputes is commonly known as a 'no judicial remedy' clause. Such clauses are usually deemed unenforceable at common law as they infringe upon the fundamental right of access to the courts. Therefore, they are void or unenforceable.

A Clause in a Contract Which Provides That the Courts